You want to:
Fetch an url. (Or so you say)
use LWP::Simple
Read a CSV file.
It's not as easy as you think. use Text::xSV
Render dynamic HTML
If your script gets more complicated you might want to try a templating module. there are loads of them on CPAN

Generic notes: I think in this case 

next unless $_;

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is much neater than 
next if 0 == length($_);

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but if you need that line, you're not reading CSV anyway.

I really have no idea what you mean with "must it be i a form"? There is no form.

As for "Must I use the "my $query = new CGI;" codes" - well, if you're going to parse input, yes. Also, if you use the CGI modules methods $query->request_uri and $query->referer(), that'll trap misspellings of the %ENV entries.

"What should it profit a man, if he should win a flame war, yet lose his cool?"

In reply to Re: fetch url by Joost
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